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How to get exact date and time if the date column has values like 1538192877419, 1538193897691?
Hi everyone,
I have a situation where oone of the column is a date column but the values in that looks like 1538192877419, 1538193897691. How to get exact date and time from these values? Any suggestions would help me?
Best Answer
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This is unix time or epoch:
It's converted like this:
select timestamp '1970-01-01 00:00:00 +00:00' + numtodsinterval(1538192877419/1000,'SECOND') ts from dual TS ------------------------------------ 29.09.2018 03:47:57.419000000 +00:00
Answers
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This is unix time or epoch:
It's converted like this:
select timestamp '1970-01-01 00:00:00 +00:00' + numtodsinterval(1538192877419/1000,'SECOND') ts from dual TS ------------------------------------ 29.09.2018 03:47:57.419000000 +00:00
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Thank you cormaco
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If I want to filer the dates between two dates, For example, i want to filter from jan 1 2021 to sep 30 2021 which are in timestamp, how to do that? Any suggestions on that?
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I see no problem. When you have the converted value, compare it with your timestamps.
But you have to aware that the converted value is of type TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE
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Just as a side observation - this question is being asked in the 'SQL Developer' space, but has nothing to do with SQL Developer, which is just a GUI interface. The question is simply a SQL question, regardless of the user interface. Better asked in 'SQL & PL/SQL'.